The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-09

TCtbDTteu IaVOTaOIy , IN ale OIL No.
ORDERS OF ~-~ DAY
House bill No. 339 wass ied and passed.
Senate bill No. "a was pass
On motion of Mr. Lamar, Mr.. Smith was ex-
cused until Monday
On motion of Mr.. Mcclellan, House bill No.
296 Was read second time and ordered engrossed
for third realing
House bill No. SO was read the third time and
passed.
House Judiciary Committee bill Nn:1 was
read second time amended and ordered en-
crossed for third reading
message from the Senate announced the
passage of House bill No. 1853, and Senate
amendments
House bill No. 227 was read third time and
passed.
House hill No. 292 was read second time
MIR. Filingim moved that the House take
recess until o'clock P. NJ; agreed 10.
THREE O'CLOCK p NJ
The House of Representatives resumed its
session.
The Speaker in the chair
quorum present..
The Speaker appointed on the Committee on
Revision OF Bills Mr.. Duncan of Sumter in place
OF himself.
The consideration of House bill No 292 was
resumed, and after amendment WAS ordered en-
crossed
up and passed
| Mr.. Tppn. chairman pro hm of The Commit
| tee on City and County Organization, reported
iav"rably House bills Nos. $40 and 224, and
Senate bill No 81
House bill No. 233 was read third time and
passed.
A message from the Senate announced the
passage OF Senate bill No. 3O6 and House bill No
24S, with Senate amendments
| Senate bills Nos. 269, p and 3O6 were read
and referred
Senate bill No. 1853 was taken up and read,
and ordered engrussed
House bill No 225 was passed
MIR. Dyal moved To take up Senate bill No
l3O; agreed TO, and The bill passed.
Ar Hicks moved that The rules be waived
ana that the House take up House bill No 24S;
agreed to- and the bill and Senate amendments
thereto We're read, aud Senate amendments were
c"hcuired lii and certified to the Senate
MT Peoples moved that the rules be waived
and that the House take up House bill No 1913; (;
agreed to, and the bill WAS passed
MIR Lamar moved that the rules be waived
ana that the House take up Senate bill No
>oS; UNANIMOUSLY agreed To, and the bill passed
Mr. Daniel moved that IN" House take Il recess
unlll o'clock p. VI; agreed To-.
EIGHT O'CLOCK P NJ
The House resumed its session
The Speaker in The chair.
quorum present
Mr. Bitch of Levy. offered the following
That HE three special orders for to- night be
considered at once, one after the other in the
ORDER in which they come, and the balance of
the evening be given to the consideration of
bills IN class and 4, now ON third reading;
agreed to.
House bill No. POI was passed
House bill No. 260 was passed
House bill No. 234 Was passed
MI Baskln moved that the House take up on
lis third reading House bill No 257; unanimous
y agreed to, and the bill passed.
Mr. Latham moved that House bill No. BOB,
to incorporate company 10 construct railroad
from ST. Lucie to Wahnetah, or Lakeland, and
to operate line Of steamers on the Indian river,
be made special order for O'clock Saturday
evening next; unanimously agreed TO.
Mr. Campbell moved that the House take up
on lis third reading House bill No. 223; unani-
mously agreed to, and the bill passed
Mr. Lamar offered the following resolution:
Resotred, That bills on their third reading now
being considered, shall be taken up III their reg
uar order; adopted.
Substitute for House bills Nos 14O and 141
passed
Substitute for House bill No. 1856 was passed.
House bill No. 2O6 was passed.
House bill No. 10 passed
House bill No. 1870 was passed
Also message from the Senate announced
the passage of Senate bill No. 1909
non 1eOrSe H. browne, Speaker, AMI w. III.
Reynolds, Chief Clerk, signed the following En-
rolled Bills:
An act locating the boundary line between
Lafayette and Taylor counties.
An act to prescribe a rule of evidence n the
tritl OF suits against railroad companies for in
Juring or killing live stock by the engines, CARS
or trains in this Slate prior TO the approval of
this act.
An act Incorporating the St. Augustine Park
Association.
An act to change that part of the boundary
line between the counties of Marion and Putnam
which extends from the Ocklawaha river to
Lake George.
An act to legalize the change of gauge of the
track of the South Florida Railroad Company,
and for other purposes
An act 10 prevent unnecessary witnesses be
ing summoned in criminal cases
An act 10 regulate the sale of seed cotton in
this State.
Mr. Baskin moved that the House adjourn
agreed TO.